Matthew Le God
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Those players are also significantly better than bottom half League One level.
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No it isn't if you define arrogance as the 'exaggerated sense of one's own importance or abilities'. It is not an exgeraration to think Forster, Diallo, Long and our other non 1st choice senior team players are far better than a bottom half of League One level of ability.
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Rage
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Because Trump is crazy
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2021 is competing with 2020 for crazy news! A pillow company owner has met with Trump and wants him to... 'Trigger emergency powers' 'Blame Iran/China' Enact 'Martial law'
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1) Over 30 years. 2) I didn't say the under 23s, I said reserves i.e. not our first choice. Plus 'too many' of anything by definition is a problem.
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If Whelk is taking GCSEs then Whelk signed up to this forum at the age of 5 in 2010!
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Reserve players doesn't mean under 23s. Just our non 1st choice players.
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It is not particulary arrogant to think our reserve players are better than a bottom half league one team. It is reality.
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He may be back in training tomorrow. So not a huge issue for games beyond Leicester.
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And Saints will have a chance to get Vestergaard, Redmond, Salisu and Djenepo back in the squad to play Leeds.
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We still have a game in that mid week.
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Bertrand wants to sign a new contract. From the horses mouth...
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Keeping Track of the Contracts 2024-25
Matthew Le God replied to Over land and sea's topic in The Saints
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Theo wasn't moving to a new country and needing time to adjust. He was moving back to a club he has an affinity with.
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It doesn't save money. We'd need to buy a replacement and pay him. Keeping Bertrand would save money.
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He'd have no value in the summer as no signing of contact means he leaves for free this summer.
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Final details being drawn up
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The loan payments (albeit with high interest rate) don't start until 2025 and most of the other issues are resolved once the pandemic is over.
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You are mixing up governing bodies.
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- Large net loss explained by extenuating circumstances i.e timing of transfer window moved to beyond accounting period, Covid impact of no crowds - Large loan taken out last year to help with Pandemic costs is not repayable until 2025 https://www.southamptonfc.com/news/2021-01-12/st-marys-football-group-financial-results-2019-20
